The South Sumatra Regional Police are implementing the "Indonesia Asri" National Movement through mass corvee activities and simultaneous reforestation around the police barracks (Aspol).
The South Sumatra Regional Police Drugs Criminal Investigation Directorate destroyed IDR 2.85 billion worth of narcotics evidence seized during May 2026 at the South Sumatra Regional Police Headquarters in Palembang.
South Sumatra Regional Police Chief, Inspector General Sandi Nugroho, emphasized the need for a transformation in the Indonesian National Police (INP)'s oversight function.
The South Sumatra Regional Police, along with the Indonesian National Police (INP) Public Relations Division, are preparing the anticipation for the 2026 El Niño phenomenon through integrated mitigation measures on the threat of forest and land fires, food crises, and potential social disruption in South Sumatra.
The South Sumatra Regional Police inaugurated the Mobile Waste Bank, an initiative of the Lahat Sub-regional Police, by the South Sumatra Regional Police Chief, Inspector General Sandi Nugroho, during a working visit on Sunday (5/17/2026).
The South Sumatra Regional Police are strengthening their institutional commitment to supporting national energy security.
The South Sumatra Regional Police are identifying victims of the ALS bus and PT Seleraya tanker truck accident in North Musi Rawas (Muratara) Regency
The South Sumatra Regional Police General Criminal Investigation Directorate reaffirmed its commitment to eradicating illegal firearms ownership.
The East Ogan Komering Ulu (OKU) Sub-regional Police distributed massive social assistance to the community in celebration of the 80th Bhayangkara Day in 2026.
The Narcotics Criminal Investigation Directorate of the South Sumatra Regional Police, together with the Empat Lawang Sub-regional Police uncovered a large-scale marijuana trafficking case through a joint operation on Friday (4/24/2026).
The South Sumatra Regional Police are taking firm law enforcement action amidst the adjustment to the fuel price increase.
The South Sumatra Regional Police have returned hundreds of pieces of evidence, including motor vehicles seized as proceeds of crime, to their owners.
